long tables, the president occupying a rostrum on the further end,
express from De Grasse, with the welcome intelligence of his safe
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alone than consent to any indemnification for the enemies of
ammunition, and such baggage as that they had with them, fell into the
Chapter i. commencement of the good wars.
place, and by rapid marches to achieve New York in safety.
arms, whose honour was tarnished by struggling these savage barbarities
number than the entire male population of New France. The total
Chapter iii. causes of the revolutionary struggle.
than they were attacked; a lethal hearth poured in upon them; they
treated with great delicacy by the Americans; their officers, and
Chapter vi. the revolutionary struggle (continued), 1777.
passed the home of representatives declaring warfare towards Great
Chapter viii. revolutionary war (continued), 1779.
British, 400 here men were killed, wounded, or taken prisoners; tents,
